Issue link: https://resources.twc.edu/i/1256078
twc.edu Application Checklist You'll need to submit these items as part of your application to the Academic Internship Program. Please note that all documents must be saved as PDFs in order to upload them. Scan the code below or visit resources.twc. edu/applying to see sample application documents and start your application. One-page Resume Outline your educational background and include experiences like volunteer opportunities, leadership roles on campus, honors and awards. Before starting your internship search, you will work with your career coach to update and refine your resumé. Statement of Professional Interest Write a summary (around 100 words) of what you're seeking in an internship, the interests you'd like to explore, and the skills you're hoping to develop. Please note, this is for internal purposes only and will not be sent to potential internship sites. Issues Essay or Writing Sample Write an essay (between 450 and 750 words) on an issue of interest to you or submit a writing sample (like a research or analysis paper, between 450 and 750 words) from a previous academic course. If using a writing sample, it may be a clipped excerpt from a longer writing piece. As a note, this document demonstrates your written communication skills to TWC and to prospective internship site supervisors. Please ensure that it does not include any references to your internship interests or career goals as they can limit your internship options. Transcript We accept both unofficial and official transcripts! Upload a transcript for each college or university you've attended directly into your TWC application. You may also email your transcript(s) to info@twc.edu if you cannot access them when you are ready to submit your application. Please ensure your transcript is organized by semester and includes your name, cumulative GPA and the name of your school. If your social security number is included on your transcript, please conceal it prior to upload. Application Fee Submit a $60 application fee. If you are attending school outside the U.S. and you are not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, you must also submit: • Passport ID Page: A photocopy of the first page of your passport, which must be valid for at least six months beyond the program end date. • Proof of Sufficient Funds: A bank statement, loan certificate or scholarship grant/award letter confirming you have adequate funds to cover the cost of the program and living expenses of at least $250/week. • Visas: Photocopies of all previous visas granted to you. • Official Transcript: Your transcript must be official and in English (all other details from the above section apply).